Improving Accuracy of Respiratory Rate Estimation by Restoring High Resolution Features With Transformers and Recursive Convolutional Models
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Non-contact evaluation of vital signs has been becoming increasingly important, especially in light of the COVID- 19 pandemic, which is causing the whole world to examine people’s interactions in public places at a scale never seen before. However, evaluating one’s vital signs can be a relatively complex procedure, which requires both time and physical contact between examiner and examinee. These re- quirements limit the number of people who can be efficiently checked, either due to the medical station throughput, pa- tients’ remote locations or the need for social distancing. This study is a first step to increasing the accuracy of com- puter vision-based respiratory rate estimation by transfer- ring texture information from images acquired in different domains. Experiments conducted with two deep neural net- work topologies, a recursive convolutional model and trans- formers, proved their robustness in the analyzed scenario by reducing estimation error by 50% compared to low resolu- tion sequences. All resources used in this research, including links to the dataset and code, have been made publicly available.
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- Kwaśniewska A., Szankin M., Rumiński J., Sarah A., Gamba D..: Improving Accuracy of Respiratory Rate Estimation by Restoring High Resolution Features With Transformers and Recursive Convolutional Models, W: , 2021, ,.
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